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A warehouse lien is only one type of lien. Other types exist, in both common law and under other statutes. And a lien is only one type of remedy. Other remedies are available for collecting debts – for example, hiring a collection agency, suing, seizing and selling assets, and garnishing wages. Check script [Collection of Debts (Script 250)|250], called “Collection of Debts”. The law in this area can be complex. For legal advice, consult a lawyer. | A warehouse lien is only one type of lien. Other types exist, in both common law and under other statutes. And a lien is only one type of remedy. Other remedies are available for collecting debts – for example, hiring a collection agency, suing, seizing and selling assets, and garnishing wages. Check script [[Collection of Debts (Script 250)|250]], called “Collection of Debts”. The law in this area can be complex. For legal advice, consult a lawyer. | ||
The | The ''Warehouse Lien Act'' is available at [http://www.bclaws.ca www.bclaws.ca]. So is the ''Warehouse Receipt Act''. It may also apply in these situations. | ||
